Warehouse Associate, Receiving (First shift $23-$25/hr)

February 17, 2026

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Company Description Founded in 1978, California Closets has built a reputation as the leader and design authority in premium space management, delivering custom-designed organizational solutions and exceptional service. We believe home is more than just a place — it should be a source of creativity, comfort, and connection. From beautiful walk in closets and entertainment centers to versatile pantries and home offices, we design custom storage solutions that add value to your life and home by making space for what belongs. Think of it as ‘practical magic.’ Job Description The Warehouse Receiver understands and executes receiving tasks with an elevated sense of urgency, is a strong communicator in both verbal and written formats and is technologically savvy. This associate has an in-depth knowledge of our product offerings and a keen eye for detail. The Warehouse Receiver committed to delivering the California Closets Brand Experience through supporting and participating in a healthy, cohesive, and productive environment. Ensures safe and quality work practices and adherence to site policies/procedures. What We Offer California Closets has both company-owned and franchise locations. This location is company-owned, therefore earns the following benefits: <ul><li>Pay $23-$25/ hour</li><li>Health insurance – Medical, Dental, and Vision</li><li>PTO days, floating holidays, paid holidays, and sick days</li><li>401K retirement plan with company match</li><li>40 hours/week with overtime potential</li><li>Grow your career with us – many promotional opportunities are available </li></ul>Franchises are independently owned and operated and may offer different benefits. Duties And Responsibilities <ul><li>Receives and processes all incoming products into the warehouse and processes using PC based software process. </li><li>Compares identifying information, quality checks and measures items of incoming shipments to verify information against bills of lading, picking tickets, invoices, orders, or other records</li><li>Unpacks and examines incoming shipments, rejects damaged items, records shortages, and corresponds with supervisor to rectify damages or discrepancies. Routes items to proper departments.</li><li>Reorders damaged or mis shipped vendor materials after quality check</li><li>Subject Matter Expert for inventory reconciliation.</li><li>Coordinates with Warehouse Manager and participates in Daily Cycle Counting process and quarterly full physical inventories.</li><li>Ensures all inventory adjustments are reconciled daily before end of workday.</li><li>Moves overstock to primary location and breaks down boxes for recycling daily or as needed.</li><li>Partners with Epicor Specialists to resolve PO issues, reorders, negative on hands and/or any other inventory discrepancies that arise</li><li>Informs Warehouse or Operations Manager of any receiving discrepancies.</li><li>Knows and communicates with partners across the organization including but not limited to Accounts Payable, Epicor Specialists, Operations, Purchasing, Plan Review </li></ul>Qualifications <ul><li>High school diploma and/or GED</li><li>Associates Degree related to from an accredited college or university preferred</li><li>2-4 years of experience in a distribution or warehouse role in construction and/or in the home renovations/improvement industry, preferably within a luxury brand environment</li><li>Experience in supporting supply chain demands</li><li>Ability to calculate invoice and shipping totals as requested</li><li>Ability to accurately count inventory </li></ul>Additional Information Check out our careers page for more open positions: Careers & Available Jobs Find us on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram We are an equal opportunity employer. We E-Verify. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. #MD086

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